| Re: CLP - ON TOPIC! - Need PHP form email help, Please! [message #173249 is a reply to message #173243] |
Tue, 29 March 2011 22:38   |
Twayne
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Bottom Posted: unsnipped to show what's actually being discussed.
In news:290320111309511716%batwzrd(at)hotmail(dot)com,
Tim <batwzrd(at)hotmail(dot)com> typed:
> In article <imomst$1pr$1(at)dont-email(dot)me>, Jerry Stuckle
> <jstucklex(at)attglobal(dot)net> wrote:
>
>> On 3/27/2011 4:18 PM, Tim wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Jerry, if you are going to go around calling people
>>> "stoopid" maybe you should at least try to keep up with
>>> the conversation. If you had you would know that your
>>> "get your email working without the php" garbage is not
>>> relevant. I stated a couple of postings ago that I was
>>> going to do something different, and if you had
>>> actually read my last post you would have seen that I
>>> said in the very first line that I removed all code
>>> having to do with email. (I stated several times, but
>>> you refuse to listen, that the email worked fine in
>>> every way other than the image. That means the text
>>> with no php was working from the beginning. Not that it
>>> matters any more.)
>>>
>>
>> I have been keeping up with the conversation. You
>> couldn't get your original idea working because you were
>> too stoopid to listen to advice to go to the appropriate
>> newsgroup. So now you're trying to get something else
>> to work, but failing there too, because you're still
>> asking in the wrong place.
>>
>> And you're too stoopid to understand.
>>
>> And no, the email did not work. "In every other way but
>> the image" was always your problem - and has EVERYTHING
>> to do with email construction and NOTHING to do with
>> PHP. But you never listened there, either, and got it
>> to work from a plain email message.
>>
>> And no, it doesn't matter to you because you're still
>> not listening, and still not going to get it to work.
>>
>>> And what makes you think this has anything to do with
>>> my line of work? I never said it did. This is just
>>> something I thought I might like to do for a site that
>>> is not related to my work in any way, shape, or form.
>>> Your attitude might be a little more understandable if
>>> I were trying to pass myself off as a web developer and
>>> leeching off real coders to get by, but that is not the
>>> case and you should not have jumped to that conclusion
>>> without getting more information.
>>>
>>
>> Then I suggest you let them get somebody competent to do
>> the work for them and go back to waiting tables or
>> whatever you do.
>>
>>> You, sir, are a code-snob. You sit on your throne and
>>> look down on anyone who is not at your level of
>>> expertise, as you see it, and tell them to figure it
>>> out on their own. In my case that is like telling me to
>>> become a doctor to get rid of a headache, rather than
>>> giving me an aspirin. I would like this one thing for
>>> one page on one site. I have no aspirations toward
>>> becoming a web developer. I am not a threat to your
>>> business. I wouldn't pay someone to do this even if I
>>> could afford to. So your hostility toward me is
>>> completely unjustified.
>>
>> Nope. Unlike you, I KNOW what I'm doing. And I try to
>> help people where appropriate here, and try to steer
>> them to the appropriate place when it is not a PHP
>> problem. But there are always idiots like you who think
>> they know everything and refuse to listen to anyone
>> else.
>>
>> Here's a clue - YOU have the problem, not ME. I would
>> have had this fixed within a couple of hours, had it
>> been my job. So would anyone with any decent competency
>> in html emails. But you're still going to be screwing
>> around in six months because you won't listen to someone
>> more knowledgeable than yourself.
>>
>> Such are stoopid idiots.
>>
>> Again - my advice - let them get someone HALF-ASSED
>> COMPETENT to do it for them. That is NOT YOU.
>
> You're right, Jerry, I will never get it.
>
> After an accumulated time of just over 3 hours, spent
> skimming tutorials and tinkering with code, I got it
> working and it is now live on my site.
>
> So, let's see. I had never done anything with php before,
> I spent a couple of hours skimming tutorials (not really
> reading them), I got some sample code, wrote some of my
> own code, troubleshooted the code, and got it working,
> all in less than 4 hours. Yeah, I must be too "stoopid"
> to learn.
Don't sweat the small things like stuckie - he's obviously more interested
in trying to get his power from others because he works so hard at creating
idiotic responses and must feel impotent. He's best ignored completely due
to his lack of interpersonal skills. He used to be able to answer a questoin
or two now and then but as of late is nothing but a troll. Ignore him and
he'll eventually go away.
HTH,
Twayne`
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